Join us for the second of three core learning sessions of Best Practice in Governance designed to build your knowledge, skills and confidence in supporting and leading a small charity or community group.
This session is aimed at existing Trustees and will help you build your confidence and understanding of the legal duties of charity trustees and explore what effective governance looks like in practice. We’ll look at the responsibilities trustees share, the importance of collective decision-making, and some of the common areas where organisations can strengthen their approach.
By the end of the session, you will:
- Have a clearer understanding of the core legal duties of charity trustees, including your responsibilities around compliance.
- Understand the key responsibilities involved in effective governance and the importance of making decisions collectively as a trustee board.
- Be better equipped to identify potential gaps or risks in your organisation’s current practices.
- Know where and how to access further support and guidance when you need it.
This practical session will help you feel more informed and confident in understanding your responsibilities and contributing to good governance within your organisation.
Eligibility Statement:
This course is exclusively for individuals and organizations within the voluntary sector in Cumbria, this includes charities, community groups, community interest companies, friendly societies, social clubs, many sports clubs, churches and other faith groups, and voluntary organisations. Bookings from those outside this sector may not be accepted, If you are from outside the sector or want to check if you can book a place please contact via info@cumbriacvs.org.uk
Cumbria CVS has confirmed commitment to the “net zero by 2037” target. We would therefore encourage people to car share with colleagues/associates or use public transport if possible.
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